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Possible enclosures and other linear features identified during a geophysical survey

Indistinct disturbances of the intertidal mud, possibly eroded oyster pits, of unknown date. Formerly IKN 018

Geophysical survey revealed possible evidence of ditches forming enclosures in close proximity to potential rubbish pits.

Possible eroded oyster pits, of unknown date, north of Iken Cliff.

A possible enclosure or former World war Two structure is visible as earthworks on aerial photographs on Lower Hollesley Common.

An area of potential vegetation marks and/or low earthworks of unknown date and significance may be visible on aerial photographs of Rendlesham Forest. The vegetation marks would suggest possible square enclosures and a ditch; however it is not clear...

Ferrous metal working material and fired clay were recovered from the fill of a partial circular gully whch may represent the remains of a roundhouse

Geophysical survey revealed linear ditch type features as possible enclosures and large depression which was probably an extraction pit.

Group of possible enclosures, trackways and ditches showing on AP.

Geophysicial survey revealed possible evidence of medieval occupation including enclosures and boundaries.